Annual Report 09 - MCCG General Surgery Residency

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Residents in Surgery Post Graduate Year 5 Benjie Christie, M.D., Mercer Univ Sch Med Danny Day, M.D., Univ Tennessee Col Med Jeff Walding, M.D., Univ Alabama, Birmingham Post Graduate Year 4 Andrew Foret, M.D., Louisiana State Univ Mark Herndon, M.D., Med Col Georgia Clint Streetman, M.D., Univ Alabama, Birmingham Post Graduate Year 3 Andy Bozeman, M.D., Mercer Brad Dennis, M.D., Med Col Ga Amy Moore, M.D., Mercer Danny Vaughn, M.D., Mercer Post Graduate Year 2 Geary Bush, M.D., Med Col Ga Jason Chapman, M.D., Mercer Eric Long, M.D., Med Col Ga Vince Scoglietti, M.D., Med Col Ga Post Graduate Year 1 Kristin Collier, M.D., Med Col Ga Heidi Haun, M.D., Univ South Florida Coll Med Ralph Sams, M.D., Med Col Ga 8
Graduation Plans of Chief Residents Varied The Department has great hopes and good wishes to our graduating chief residents. Benjie Christie, M.D., will be the first fellow in Surgical Critical Care at the MCCG, under the direction of program director Dr Ashley and associate program director Leon Sykes. Danny Day, M.D., will enter private practice in general surgery in Jackson, Tennessee. Jeff Walding, M.D., will be entering a microsurgery fellowship at the University of Mississippi, then plastic surgery training at the Medical University of South Carolina. Three Promoted to Chief Positions for 2009-2010 With the new academic year the PGY4 class will be promoted to Chief Residency positions. Andrew L. Foret, M.D. is a native of Lake Charles, Louisiana. He has won a hand surgery fellowship at the University of Virgina. Mark D. Herndon, M.D., was a Captain in the U.S. Air Force before entering medicine. He plans to return to Augusta, Georgia to practice general surgery with his father-in-law. W. Clinton Streetman, M.D., was brought up on a farm in a close knit community in rural south Alabama. Dr. Streetman is interested in minimally invasive and laparoscopic surgery and has plans to pursue a fellowship in these areas of surgery. New Interns and PGY2 Residents Selected The Department will welcome six new residents in July, the four member 2009 - 2010 internship class and two new PGY2 residents. We are excited to have these young physicians join our resident community. Kala Cartwright, a Mercer graduate, was born in Dublin and raised in Milan. She graduated summa cum laude in 2005 from the honors program in biomedical engineering at Mercer. Robin Lee Gillies is a graduate from the East Tennessee State University College of Medicine in Johnson City. Her goal is to be a missionary doctor, she is fluent in Spanish and has made a number of medical mission trips to Guatemala and Africa. Jesus Villarreal graduated from the University of Texas Medical Branch. A south Texas native, he is a seconddegree black belt in taekwondo and was a member of the U.S. national taekwondo team. Caroline Fenley is also a graduate of Mercer where she worked as a summer research scholar in the laboratory of Tina Thompson, Ph.D. She is a native of Dahlonega, Georgia, and is a champion skeet shooter. Jacob Moremen, M.D., did an internship in general surgery at the University of Kentucky. Dr Moremen is married. He is active in his church and supports its local Boy Scout troop. Homer “Trey” Keadle III, M.D., familiar face to the Mercer and Medical Center community, spent a year at the University of Tennessee (Knoxville) Erlanger Medical Center residency as an intern in general surgery. He is from Statesboro, GA. Please join us in making them welcome in Macon. Left to right: Kala Cartwright, Robin Gillies, Jesus Villarreal, Caroline Fenley, Jacob Moremen, Trey Keadle. 9
Page 1 and 2: Department of Surgery 2008-2009 ANN
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